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Beginner's Guide to Coin Collecting by James MacKay, 1997-12
Coin Collecting 101: Everything You Wanted To Know About Coin Collecting by Randall Magwood, 2009-06-16
2003 Handbook of United States Coins: With Premium List by R. S. Yeoman, 2002-08
2011 North American Coins and Prices
2001 Handbook of US Coins, 58th Edition by R. S. Yeoman, R.S. Yeoman, 2000-08
A Guide Book of United States Commemorative Coins: History-rarity-values-grading-varieties (The Official Red Book) by Q. David Bowers, 2007-04-30
Beginner's guide to coin collecting by Ted Schwarz, 1980
Beginners Guide to Coin Collecting by James Mackay, 1999-09-15
Coins and Coin Collecting by Howard Walter Arthur Linecar, 1985-05
The official guide to coin collecting by Brad Mills, 1974
The Complete Guide to Coin Collecting by J Miller, 2010-06-08
A Beginner's Guide to Coin Collecting
Collecting Greek Coins by John Anthony, 1984-04
How To Delve Into The Wonderful World of Coin Collecting! Why Coins Can Be Worth WAY More Than Their Face Value by Randall Magwood, 2009-06-16

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Coin Collecting Questions
excollector selling coins- below dealer cost!!!! 2, 4/20/04 445 pm by justahobby0, vinn625. Odd coin found. 0, 4/18/04 940 am, Vinceguest.
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Mark Johnson Coins & Collecting Supplies
coin collecting supplies including tubes, 2x2s, albums and holders by Intercept Shield, Dansco, Whitman, AirTite and Kointains.
http://www.mjcoins.com/
WebRing: Hub
The Coin Collectors Webring links quality sites related to numismatism. Eldon s coin collecting Site This site is devoted to the collecting of coins.
http://m.webring.com/hub?ring=coins
ACoin.com
Offering information about coin collecting as well as opportunities to buy coins.
http://www.acoin.com/

Extractions: Welcome to American Coin on the Web! Our goal is to make buying, selling, and learning about American coins using the Internet easy, pleasant and familiar. We've come a long way since 1996 when both this site and the World Wide Web were new. We respond to a large number of inquiries about coins. As you can see below, we get a lot of visitors to this site. About 10% of you end up emailing us a question. While we really do try to answer as many of the questions as we can, inevitably we fall behind on at least some of your emails. A few of the trickier questions are still sitting in the in box from months ago. We apologize for this tremendously. In an effort to get you the information you need faster, we have redesigned part of the website to make finding your answers easier. Before emailing us, please take the time to go through our Coin Answer Wizard or search our site with the form below. Even if you do have to eventually email us, using the answer wizard assures that your question doesn't go out with the 150 spam messages we get daily. That's because messages with well formed subject lines will get answered first. If you want to buy coins, go to our
Stamp Collecting & Coin Collecting Software. Asset Inventory Software.
coin collecting Software, CoinManage 2003 coin collecting Software is a complete inventory software program for the coin collector.
http://www.libertystreet.com/

Extractions: All Orders for our Inventory Software include FREE Welcome to the home of Liberty Street Software Selling fine inventory software over the Internet since June of 1997. StampManage 2004 - Stamp Collecting Software StampManage 2004 Philatelic Software is our new stamp inventory software program for managing your stamp collection. StampManage includes a huge database of US and Canadian stamps, complete with images. StampManage uses the SCOTT numbering system. Check out our demo to see the powerful features and ease of use you will not find in any other stamp collecting software. [More Info] [Purchasing Options] [Download Demo] CoinManage 2003 - Coin Collecting Software CoinManage 2003 Coin Collecting Software is a complete inventory software program for the coin collector. Virtually every feature important to coin collectors has been incorporated into this program. CoinManage automates the tedious data entry chores associated with cataloging your collection, allowing you to concentrate on your hobby. Our latest version contains coin values in many different grades, the ability to add unlimited file or URL attachments to your records, as well as built-in links to hundreds of non-commercial coin collecting sites. [More Info [Purchasing Options] [Download Demo] AssetManage 2003 - Asset Inventory Software
Coin Collecting Software Coin Values - United States , Canadian , UK Coins. Co
CoinManage 2003 coin collecting Software. Upgrades - Only for previous purchasers of CoinManage coin collecting Software. PayPal. Price.
http://www.libertystreet.com/shots21.htm

Extractions: Media: CD-ROM or Electronic Delivery Purchasing Information CoinManage is a software program designed by a coin collector for coin collectors. CoinManage coin collecting software is the best way to manage your collection, whether for insurance purposes, or simply to keep track of the value of your coins. Download CoinManage 2003 Demo (65Mb) Canada-only and Great Britain versions of CoinManage coin software now available. Complete database of coins, sets, collector coins and bullion coins from USA, UK, Canada and it's Provinces. Complete up to 2003. Value data for all coins in many grades. Including values for non-standard grades such as DMPL, FSG, FH, etc.. Pictures of each type to help identify coins. Individual pictures for sets and major design changes within a type. Over 1200 images in all. Powerful Export abilities. Export data to Microsoft Access, Excel, or to an HTML page.
Brooklyn Gallery - Coin And Stamp Collector Supplies
Offering a wide selection of coin collecting aids at discounted prices.
http://www.brooklyngallery.com/
Coin Collecting
coin collecting. In coin collecting the condition of a coin is paramount; a highquality example is often worth many times as much as a poor example.
http://www.fact-index.com/c/co/coin_collecting.html

Extractions: Main Page See live article Alphabetical index Coins may be collected as objects in their own right for a number of reasons. The scientific study of coins is a branch of numismatics Coin collectors usually select an area of interest and collect coins from that area. Popular interests include coins of a certain nation, ancient or medieval coins, world coins, and error coins. Often within these interests people choose even more specific specialties. A collector of national coins often chooses coins of their own country. Popular ways to collect national coins include collecting one of every date and/or mint mark for a particular series (date/mint mark sets), and collecting a representative coin of each different series (type sets). For example, a date set in Great Britain may include one Queen Victoria large penny for each year, 1837-1901. In another example, a US type set might include an example of each varity of each denomination produced. Many collectors of national coins create unique combinations of date, mint mark, and type sets. Collectors of ancient and medieval coins are usually more interested in historical significance than other collectors. Collectors of ancient and medieval might collect Roman, Greek, Celtic, Parthian, Merovignian, Ostrogothic, Jewish, or other coins. Specialties tend to vary greatly, but an example is collecting coins of a particular emperor.
Coin Collecting Supplies, Intercept Shield, Air Tites
Online seller of coins, coin collecting supplies, books and albums.
http://www.camacs.com/
Chuck D'Ambra Coins - Coin Collecting Home Page
Hobby information, including an extensive coin collecting FAQ, plus a selection of U.S. collector coins.
http://www.telesphere.com/ts/coins/index.html
Coin Collecting - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
coin collecting. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Coins Coin collectors often maintain fairly specialised interests. Examples
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coin_collecting

Extractions: Coins have been considered collectable objects, for various reasons, for at least the past several thousand years. Coin collectors often maintain fairly specialised interests. Examples include coins of a certain nation and/or historic period, world coins, and error coins, as well as Exonumia It is common for collectors of national coins to specialise in the coins of their own country. Popular ways to collect national coins include collecting one of every date and/or mint mark for a particular series (date/mint mark sets), and collecting a representative coin of each different series (type sets). For example, a date set in Great Britain may include one Queen Victoria large penny for each year, 1837-1901. In another example, a US type set might include an example of each variety of each denomination produced. Many collectors of national coins create unique combinations of date, mint mark, and type sets. Collectors of ancient and medieval coins are usually more interested in historical significance than other collectors. Coins of Roman, Byzantine, Greek, Celtic, Parthian, Merovignian, Ostrogothic and ancient Israelite origin are amongst the more popular coins of this type. Specialties tend to vary greatly, but one prevalent approach is the collection of coins minted during a particular emperor's reign. Collectors of world coins are often interested in geography. They can "travel the world" vicariously through their collecting. A popular way to collect world coins is to acquire representative examples from every country or coin issuing authority.
Randy's Numismatic Page
General information about coin collecting.
http://members.aol.com/rbi82/randy/coins.html

Extractions: Welcome to Randy's Numismatic Page I have been collecting coins and currency since I was five. I specialize in Mercury Dimes Civil War Numismatica , and Minting Varieties Mercury Dimes Mercury Dimes were designed by Adolph Weinman. They were minted from 1916 to 1945. The obverse (heads) of the dime depicts Liberty with a winged cap, not Mercury the Greek god. The reverse (tails) depicts a Roman fasces or executioners axe with an olive branch. The dimes were minted at the Philadelphia (P), San Francisco (S), and Denver (D) mints. Key coins are the 1916 D, 1921 P, 1921 D, 1926 S, 1930 D, 1930 S, 1931 D, and the 1931 S. The overdates 1942/1 and the 1942/1 D are also very scarce. The 1916 D has the lowest mintage (264,000) and the 1942 P has the highest mintage (205,432,329). I own the 1921 P, 1921 D, 1926 S, 1930 D, 1930 S, 1931 D, and the1931 S. Currently, I need 51 coins to complete my collection. Back to the Top Civil War Numismatica I collect Civil War Tokens, Fractional Currency, and Confederate Currency. Civil War Tokens were privately created to alleviate the shortage of coins. The shortage occurred because people were hoarding copper, silver and gold. Designs advertised shops or contained patriotic slogans. Fractional Currency was the government's solution to the hoarding of coins. It is paper money in denominations of $0.05, $0.10, $0.25, and $0.50. The currency was issued from 1863 to c.1875. I have a set of all denominations issued in 1863. When the southern states seceded from the U.S., they needed currency. Issued from 1861 to 1864, Confederate currency has a variety of designs and denomination. I am currently trying to complete a set of 1864 notes.
Bible History Links - Archaeology - Coin Collecting
Archaeology coin collecting How to Buy Ancient Coins Warren Esty`s page General Links coin collecting http//www.math.montana.edu/~umsfwest/numis/buying
http://www.bible-history.com/links.cfm?cat=4&sub=231
Coin Collecting: Attention Kids: Three Steps To Starting A Coin Collection
coin collecting Attention Kids Three Steps To Starting A Coin Collection. A good spot to find the first coins for your collection is right in your pocket.
http://www.theallineed.com/family/family-152.htm

Extractions: var texto=" TheAllINeed.com - Coin Collecting: Attention Kids: Three Steps To Starting A Coin Collection "; window.status = texto; TheAllINeed.com - Coin Collecting: Attention Kids: Three Steps To Starting A Coin Collection Home Bookmark Site map Main menu Back home Bookmark Start page Site map ... Submit your site Free email Username: Lost password? News Canada (NC)-First of all, look around for coins - any coins - and put them in a safe place. A good spot to find the first coins for your collection is right in your pocket. You might find some of the 25-cent coins that the Royal Canadian Mint made for the Millennium. Or the special 50-cent coin commemorating the Golden Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II. Maybe your parents or grandparents have some loose change they could spare to help you start.
Coin Directory. Searching Numismatic Dealers. Numismatic News.
coin collecting directory and numismatic portal.
http://www.allthecoins.com/

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Coin Collection Software CoinPro $20
Easy coin collecting CoinPro is a Windows with you. CoinPro maintains a database and helps you value your coin collection. Simply select
http://www.mmrsoft.com/prod03.htm

Extractions: CoinPro is a Windows based coin inventory and tracking program and much more. The program provides a wide range of features making it useful to the expert collector and novice alike. CoinPro for Windows contains every regular issue U.S. Coin ever issued. In addition, CoinPro will let you enter coins that have not been released, so that CoinPro can grow with you. CoinPro maintains a database and helps you value your coin collection. Simply select the coin, grade and mint marks from the drop down list and CoinPro will generate valuable reports. CoinPro generates Want Lists. CoinPro even allows you to update all aspects of the program. No need to ever purchase upgrades! Key Benefits
Royal Australian Mint - Coin Collecting
Royal Australian Mint Website
http://www.ramint.gov.au/coin_collecting/
Coin Collection Collectibles - Find, Compare And Buy At BizRate
Free coin collecting Info Great prices on buying, selling. Serving Collectors since 1960. coin collecting Software Inventory, Organize, and Evaluate.
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Coins, Coin Collecting: State Quarters, Rare US Mint, Low Prices, Pennies & More
One stop coinmart for coin collecting needs.
http://www.coinland.com

Extractions: All the State Quarters and more. From 1 coin to a roll of 40 coins to a 100 coin US Mint bag - and the folders, albums and maps to store 'em! That's what we call our good lookin' circulated Indian Cent, Wheat Penny, Liberty Nickel, Buffalo Nickel and Mercury Dime offerings. For something extra special, try one of these collectible coin sets of BU and Proof gems. There's silver, copper and gold in them thar hills! Only the finest coin supplies here! A holder for your Sac dollar, a folder for your 1943 penny or an album for your Silver rounds. And lots, lots more... A numismatist without a book on coin collecting, coin prices or coin history is like the United States Mint without a hub, planchet or die.

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